Deliverd compared with v0
v0 publishes it in one click.
For the world, or your Vercel team.
Publish to Production puts a v0 build on Vercel's infrastructure in a minute, and for a public page that is the right tool. The question arrives when the thing v0 built is a client dashboard: who may open the address, what happens to the old one when you deploy again, and who can tell you who looked.
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Credit where it is due
What v0 does well
From prompt to production
Share, then Publish, and v0 builds and deploys the project itself. No repository to set up, no hosting account to configure, and a global CDN, HTTPS and caching arrive with it.
Full-stack, not just a page
A v0 project can be a whole application with routes, server code and integrations, deployed as one. For anything that is genuinely an app rather than a document, that is what you want.
Versions inside the project
Every iteration is saved, with the code differences, and you can revert to an earlier one in the editor.
The boundary
Where it stops
One production URL, replaced every time
Each project has one production address. Deploying again replaces the previous production deployment at that address, and keeping two versions live means keeping two projects.
Private means your Vercel team
Protection comes from Vercel's deployment protection. Vercel Authentication admits people with deployment access — team and project members signed in to Vercel — and Password Protection, on the paid plans, admits anyone holding one shared password.
An outsider gets a link or a password
A client, an auditor or a board member is not in your Vercel team. What they can be given is a shareable link that bypasses protection, or the password everyone else has. Neither says who they are.
Built for an app, measured like one
The analytics are an application's: traffic and performance. Whether a particular reader opened this particular report is not the question the tool is answering.
Every point above was read from v0's deployments documentation on 10 September 2026. Products change; if something here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
Where Deliverd fits
What you get instead
Readers by name, not by team
Grant access to a named person, a workspace, a directory group, an email domain or a verified guest who confirms a one-time code. Nobody needs a Vercel account, and nobody needs an account with us either.
Every version kept at one address
Publishing again updates the same URL and keeps what was there. Compare two versions, roll back, or pin the report to one version while the next is reviewed.
The identity they already have
SAML and OpenID Connect single sign-on for your organisation and the client's, or a verified one-time code for anyone outside a directory. No shared password anywhere.
A record of who opened it
Views, versions, access changes and share links are written to an audit trail you can export, retained to your policy.
Straight from the export
Download the build and publish the folder with one CLI command. Root-absolute asset paths are rewritten at publish time, so a Vite or Next static export renders as built.
Questions.
Can I keep building in v0 and publish the result here?
Yes. Export or download the project, build it, and publish the output folder with the CLI or the REST API. v0 stays your editor; Deliverd is where the client opens the result.
Does a v0 app with server routes work?
Only the static output does. Deliverd serves HTML, CSS, JavaScript and assets from an isolated origin with no server of yours behind it. A report or a dashboard that reads its data from a Deliverd dataset works; an app that needs its own backend belongs on Vercel.
Can the report still update itself with live numbers?
Yes. A report can read datasets you update through the API, so the figures refresh without a new version, and the data sits behind the same access check as the report.
Is the published page still interactive?
Yes. Scripts, styles, charts and tabs keep working. Libraries loaded from a public CDN are fetched and inlined at publish time, so the page does not depend on external access.
Everything after “generate the report”.
Free to start. No credit card.